Parent group: Accor
ibis is Accor's core economy brand: a no-surprises city hotel formula built around compact, functional rooms that look and feel the same anywhere in the world. It is designed for travellers who don't need luxury but want a clean, predictable stay at a sensible price.
Rooms are small but well organised; the brand's standard bed, a shower-only bathroom, a work desk and free Wi-Fi can be expected in every hotel. Breakfast is usually an extended-hours buffet and is often not included in the room rate; reception runs 24/7, and most properties have a small bar and a simple restaurant. In Turkey, ibis hotels sit mainly in business districts and along airport and motorway routes, and frequently share a site with a Novotel. Rates sit at the lower end of the branded hotel market in each city, making it a sensible choice for business trips, short city breaks and pre-flight overnights.
Adana · Seyhan · ★★★
ibis Adana is a 165-room budget hotel in Seyhan, a few minutes on foot from Merkez Park and the İstiklal metro stop, with free parking and two small meeting rooms; rooms are a compact 17 m² and the hotel is functional rather than characterful.
Ankara · Akyurt · ★★★
ibis Ankara Airport is a 147-room budget hotel 2-4 km from Esenboğa Airport in Akyurt, opened in 2013; it works for early flights and layovers with free parking and pet-friendly rooms, but the city centre is 28 km away and thin walls plus road noise are recurring complaints.
Bursa · Osmangazi · ★★★
ibis Bursa is a 200-room budget hotel next to the BUTTİM trade centre and within walking distance of the TÜYAP Bursa fairground, opened in November 2010; it suits factory and trade-fair visits with free parking, while the historic centre is a 10-15 minute drive.
Eskisehir · Tepebasi · ★★★
ibis Eskişehir is a 108-room budget hotel converted from a 1934 grain silo and opened in April 2007, right in the city centre with the train station a 5-minute walk and a tram stop 100 m away; free private parking is a real plus downtown, but proximity to the bar street means night noise for some rooms.
Gaziantep · Sehitkamil · ★★★
ibis Gaziantep is a 177-room budget hotel opened in January 2010 on the old fairground beside Forum Gaziantep mall, within walking distance of the Zeugma Mosaic Museum, the tram line and the castle-bazaar district; the location is the main asset, while rooms and bathrooms are tight and showing their age.
Istanbul · Arnavutkoy · ★★★★
ibis Istanbul Airport is a 132-room hotel opened in 2023 in Arnavutköy, 15 km / 15-25 minutes from Istanbul Airport (IST), with larger-than-usual ibis rooms, some balconies, a lobby Starbucks, free indoor and outdoor parking and a free hammam-sauna-gym; public transport to the terminal is weak, so budget for taxis.
Istanbul · Esenyurt · ★★★
ibis Istanbul Esenyurt is a 156-room budget hotel on the E-5 (D-100) service road next to Marmara Park mall, opened in January 2013 and 3-5 km from the TÜYAP fair and congress centre; expect free indoor/outdoor parking, three meeting rooms, a metrobus stop within walking distance and highway noise on the front side.
Istanbul · Şişli · ★★★
ibis Istanbul Sisli opened in February 2024 as the first hotel in Türkiye with ibis's roomier 'Square' design concept: 119 rooms on Abide-i Hürriyet Street, steps from Cevahir mall and a 5-10 minute walk to the Şişli–Mecidiyeköy metro, with a sauna, steam room and 24-hour gym that are unusual for the brand; street-facing rooms are noisy, courtyard rooms quiet.
Istanbul · Tuzla · ★★★
ibis Istanbul Tuzla is a 200-room budget hotel opened in April 2017 near the Tuzla shipyards and industrial zones on the Asian side, 15 km from Sabiha Gökçen Airport; the Marmara shore is 600 m away, some rooms have sea views, and five meeting rooms plus free parking make it a base for industrial business trips, with central Istanbul about an hour away by Marmaray.
Istanbul · Kucukcekmece · ★★★
ibis Istanbul West is a small 96-room budget hotel in Halkalı, formerly branded ibis Istanbul Airport until Atatürk Airport closed; it sits 4 km from the IFM and CNR Expo fair centres, 6 km from Mall of Istanbul and a 10-minute drive from Başakşehir city hospital, with no private car park and thin public-transport links.
Istanbul · Zeytinburnu · ★★★
ibis Istanbul Zeytinburnu was Türkiye's first ibis, opened in 2007 beside the Novotel on the Kazlıçeşme waterfront: 228 rooms over 7 floors, many with Marmara sea views, free parking and the Zeytinburnu metro-tram interchange about 1 km away, putting Sultanahmet 30 minutes off by tram; the building shows its age, while breakfast and staff draw consistent praise.
Izmir · Konak · ★★★
ibis Izmir Alsancak is a 140-room, 8-storey budget hotel opened in June 2013 on Atatürk Avenue opposite the customs building, a short walk from the Kordon waterfront, Alsancak station and the port, with the Kıbrıs Şehitleri café-bar streets 10 minutes away; the main drawback is the lack of parking, the main asset is the location for the price.
